Jenna Ortega Deletes X Account After Seeing Explicit AI Images of Her as a Teen

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Jenna Ortega Deletes X Account After Seeing Explicit AI Images of Her as a Teen

Jenna Ortega has taken a stand against AI-generated explicit content by deleting her X account. The actress shared her disturbing experience on The Interview podcast, revealing that she encountered inappropriate images of herself as a minor. Ortega expressed her disdain for AI, stating that it is corrupt and wrong to create such content.

Despite initially wanting to use social media to build her career, Ortega found the experience overwhelming and harmful. She recounted receiving explicit images at a young age, which contributed to her decision to leave the platform. To cope with the pressures of fame, Ortega prefers spending time outdoors rather than engaging with her phone.

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